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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

SENATOR CAMPBELL states that Lieutenant
governor Robertson was ready and DESTROYS to
preside over the joint convention, being will
ing 70 assur the consequences Of an appar-
ent violation OF the writ of the Civil Circuit
Court, which he, with many others believed
utterly imperative against an officer of leg
islative body. The correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette. in labored
effort to make it appear that the Republicans
gained great victory by the agreement says
that Robertson had refused to preside" AS
= matter of fact Senator Campbell states the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25
AVS a discerning poet:

''Conceit the compensation afforded by be-
nignant nature for mental deficiency"
Considering the amount of compensation Of
this sort that is theirs. what satisfied and happy
men State Senators LIN By and G-n S-h
must be.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25
labor Nominations in PhiladelnI,ia

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.-The United Labor
party, in convention, to-day. after a somewhat
noisy wrangle. nominated Thomas Phillips, a
shoemaker, for Mayor; j. George Franks,
cigar maker, for receiver of taxes; Charles 8.
Keyser lawyer and labor agtator, fer city So
lcitor, and Louis A. Ross, driver. for police
MAGISTRATE.
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Hot-rempered Canadian Statesmen.

ciS! says: "Quite sensation has been caused
here ~ rumor to the effect that the recent dis
turbances "a the Cabinet were due to Sir John
A. Macdonald = overbearing temper. which, It 10
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Steamship News.

NEW York, Jan. 24.-Arrived: Suevia, from
Ham burg.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 24-Arrived: Spain from
New York; Indiana, from Phi!ajelphia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

REPRESENTATIVES, Kercheval, Linck and
Hadley have joined other members of the
General Assembly in announcing their oppo-
sition to the compromise"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

THE price of gas in Washington has been re-
duced to 81 per thousand feet. This is iilumin-
ating gas the congressional kind is still cheaper
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

20 the Eitor of the Indianapolis Journal:
We wish you would publish the yeas and
nays the resolution or compromise measure
of the 10Th inst a. j. CORNELIUS.
CHESTERFIEI4D Jan. 81.
OF course there were no yeas and nays.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

Members Of the General assembly wonting the Journal
during the fo,or session should eaye their subscriptions.
sr directions whe7e they desire to receue the
at the Journal Counting room.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

. WASHINGTON rumor says Secretary Bayard
has caught the prevailing matrimonial fever,
and will soon be married. His wife has been
dead only ten months.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

MP nearer and waited till Pleasanton was per
fectly stationary. He fired and again missed
his target The sharp-shooter then gave up in
despair, declaring that he had never before failed
to hit after three shots A few days ago he sent
his compliments to General PleasantoD.
AMONG Japanese superstitions is one that chill
dren must never measure their hight. nor
place any burden upon the head, or they will be
stunted. and for man to be understood accord
ing to their standardl is grief and misfortune.
Children are taught that if they tell lie an imp
will pull out theiE tongues, which exerts most
wholesome restraint When deformed child IS
born its parents are charged with some special
sin.
PHYSICALLY the Gear of Russia is the strong
est man in Europe. When he was Czarewich he
one day took a gold rouble in his hands and by
main strength twisted it into corkscrew.
Throwing the mutlated coin at the project of
police. he said: IF you open one of my letters
In the failure [ will treat you as lave this CON-
Ihe incident was the outcome of an order on the
part OF the Gar that all letters should be opened
~ the police.
MILE DE IMAGINATION, daughter of the ex
President and Marshal, was married recently to
Marquis de Piennes. The bride. fair, fresh
looking girl of Irish origin entered the church
leaning on the arm Of her father, who was
dressed in the full uniform of general Of divis-
ion. with the grand sash of the Legion of Honor
gAtterlng on his breast After the ceremony
Marshal MacMahon held eeuner in his house,
at which the ex-Empress Eugene was represent
ed by Princess Matilda
THE gay and sprightly NJ. Chevreul is becom-
ing weary of the whirl Of social festivities with
which his second century was begun, and will 60
to DIXON for season of quiet He has resigned
his active connection with the Museum of Nat
| ural History and the National Agricultural So
ciety. thinking that after eighty five years OF
labor he is entitled to some relaxation. Recent
~ he has received splendid congratulatory ad-
dress from the Royal Academy of Prussia, Cur
titus and Mommsen being among the signers.
JOHN SMITH hear crushing
On the stairs,
I'm it's burglars rushing
Up in pairs.
No doubt we'll all be murdered
Unawares."
Stop. wife. your horrid sushin2
Do keep cool.
hear the pipes a-gushng
In a pool
So down | must skedaddle
And in the water waddle
Like fool
New York Journal.
| SOME years ago southern Illinois editor of
an investig ating turn of mind interviewed" 100
tramps, for the purpose of ascertaining their po-
| litical weaknesses. He found sevsnty-one of
| them to be Democrats, eighteen Republicans and
eleven Greenbackers He began last fall to take
/ the political census Of another hundred of these
| gentry. and has just completed it, the weather
| having been unproptious of late for work of this
| sort. He now reports the total disappearance of
L ~ u y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

SIMMERED down, it wasn't diplomacy; it
was simply fear Of a club.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25

for Republican success as the spontaneous up
rising of the people against what they feel is,
in any degree, surrender of their birthright.
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Telephone Calls.
Business Office .235 Editorial Rooms 242
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-22
FAIRFAX.

December 20th, 1857
R. II. Trouts viii spend the holidays In Clin.
ton county the guest Of his sister.
A happy Christmas to the good old News.
HxlALD and it, many readers.
Mr.. Noah Miller, Of Bsrryvills, was over in
our vicinity . few days Last week.
Tom Nullsnix, jr, was visiting his brother,
Stephan. last Saturday night and Sunday.
". B. Nolsnd 10 ct homo during vacation.
School will rs-oomnsnoe the I'd Of January.
Mr.. Dynes Tensr, Of Locust Grove, was in
our vicinity last week with IN eye 10 business.
Mrs Jemims wiLliamson, Of Faystts, has been
visiting relatives and friends for week past.
Niss Sarah Polliett. who has been spending
short season st Youngsville. returned yestef-
day.
Mr.. Buck Neal. Of Buck Bun, wss calling on
friends in our village Sunday and sunday
evening.
Mr.. George Hopkins, of Folsom, spent last
hunting.
NJ. Creighton Dalrymple spent yesterday in
Gilbert and family.
Our merchant. John W. Ford. has put his
store in holiday attire. Give him call Hs
Most Of the county schools will close Friday
over holidays, sftsr giving the children the
usual amount Of sweet stud.
Mr.. Kate Nsspsr started from her parents,
whore she has bsen on an extsndsd visit, this
morning to rsjoin her husband In Io~a
The g. A. B. Post has Attsd up the store
room formerly occupied By Reno q Gall With .
new stove and the necessary paSspheenalia and
may b found at their post every Friday night.
The second quarterly meeting win b held at
Fairfax four weeks from last Saturday and
Sunday, beginning q Up. m. Saturday. The
presiding elder viii b present throughout The
meeting.
Rev. Briggs pssashsd at Fairfax lest Sunday
st p. n. aftsg an sheence Of four weeks on
account Of holding protractsd meeting in IN
other part Of the cire1it. his text wss from
LIT Timothy, lth and ?th. - follow; II have
course I have ksps the faith" and Was 3
very atls sfIoEt and vas listened 10 BY large
snd apprseistivs Guidance.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-22

Cleveland's free. trade message did not
meet with the appreciation from the
Solid South that he had anticipated.
Take the comment of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition (Dem.) for example: "That q
man of practical common sense like
Cleveland should walk into such q trap
is surprising, but he has not walked in
without a protest, as his reference to the
Chicago platform shows"
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SHACKELTON.

Dsasnbsr. 1eth, 1871.
NJ. Andrew Pence, who has bean sick
for some time, II still not much better.
Nesting y still going on q IT. Zion.
and viii continue until alter Christnas.
Nm. Lucinda Osborn and children,
Who have been vidting here for some
time, viii Gtayt for her home In Ka1aaD
to-mcssov lTussdsy).
o. - Wednesday svsniag, vhils -.
:
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BELLS Run.

s 3ss9t So06s
0sandps Doeey h On The siek ~.
Rev. CARMEL Of 1owTytown, was hses last
Saturday On business.
Thses Win b pssashing at The Baptist Church
nsxt Sunday BY Rev. N. Z. Bradfofd, Of Win
chester.
We are gla1 70 report that our school r pro-
RTeesing ansly undsr ths management of M.
J. J. 0allist.
llio Mamie Holiday asd Mias Clara Cor
neteA et near HilisbeEo. vese yiiting friends
and rslativss q tes plaes % ThursdAy Of Ast
vssk Cone aeaip kdias
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A newspaper correspondent truthful
ly remarks: 1.-THE worst slavery that
We have ever known is liquor slavery.
A Southern slave could 60 to Heaven |;
Q LIQUOR slave can not"
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Mewrytowa Christuaas Tree.
There will be q grand Christmas Tree
at the U. B. Church, Mowrytown, on
Christmas Eve. Everybody is invited.
A gotod ime 10 anticipated.
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Al the N. z. Church, New Boston, Decsm.
Der 18th, 1857, by Rev. !. I Taggart, assisted
BY Rev. o J. Wells, Mr.. Jacob d Easter aud
Mis- Ida Johnson, all Of Highland county.
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faKun8s: uno pernunftmibrig feien une
baB bur6 fie Die wdbrs WdBigfsit niht
gef0roert tpiiroe, lpeil fe nie aufreht
erbalteu miirbeu uno uu6 ni6t anfrs6t
er1altsn werben fcnHten-bisier &idter
@oof iOlte bod Der Mllerlebte geweien
iein, Der ieBt aue DieieNiseu, bic fd
9egen Dos 9abbatheeieB Gallo ebenfuls
Elm %iDgenanniss "blue law'') a%uflsbnen.
auf bteielbe Stufe nit &duberu unb
M6rbe,u iebt!
Germ @oofs Nanle slpusbe futs. mad
ber Observation-Disclosures mieber.
bolt im 3uiummenbange nit Der Gans.
bioatur iiir bas amt beg Staats ,8Dus
perueurs senannt. Sic Srauben
bhrften lid ieBt als iauer etmeiieu,
tDertbsifer Differ @oof
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@laus5predeIs, Der bisberige
RObr3uferf6nig in Californian. miro
iebt aud wirfltd albenjuferf0nig. er
bat in @uropa fir3li9 Die Giben5uders
f~abritation itubirt. l1nb ieit feiner
&udtebr mad San 6raneisco bat er
wirtli@ cine groBs Nftieugsieli6aft ges
9rilnoet, bic ftd nit Der &a~benauder=
Subuitrie iii groBem MaBfahe befahen
mid. &ibeniamen 1T BON ibm al ole
Gurnera bes 5taates @alifornien per-
tbsilt lperoen. Bis nd6itsn 9erbf ioa
eine gtose 6abrit, fir ms!de i6on ole
Mafdinelie i'm Mertbe bon $500, 900
angsi6aft Worben 1T, fertig Dalteben.
IS perlautet, baB Sprefels allmdlig
feline geiammtsn 3uderphanaungen auf
ben Sanbmi9sinfeln ber6uBern mill.
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Meun sshre Merpen ete belaHtaen.

tdrfea sic 6iel,Iben. Benn Sbr @dIaf un.
gelunS il uno feline Grfrifduus uerIdaft. SIR
Appetit berminbert cher abnorm if. ipenn Ieifes
@erdufd sic aufatren last unb unbe6eutenbe
SerbrieeIidfeiren Sic auberger0bnlid aufs
reeen, merfen Sic fd Dreierlet, namlid :.
1yDa6 SIRE Aerpen fGmod finb, % baB Sic
zines Stdriunssmittels bebiirfen un6 81 bab
Iebteres Sofetter'S Ma9enbttters
beibt; e8 1T bas ON fdaelfen pirferbe, gu.
berl1ijiafte nnb beliebtefe Wittel unter SeineS.
slsiden. Die gleroen werbeu nur 6abn.A far
cine Rrdf suns tmpfansIid, Bag man ben
Yrc;sb Der SCREAMING uno hafteSufibrrng
foroert. Narfotil6e uno bet ibiaenbe Mittel
iinb bon sluten, aber meiiens- bel Iaaserem
gebrau&r Rets-unaefunb. Gin Beinslas uoa
8itters bcr benz SdIaftn5ebeu unb niefe'be
Quantit6t w6breno bes Cages entusber Dor
ober mad ben Wablteiten getrr alien. tpirb bid
cher au trdftisenosm Sdlaf berbeIfen, als BET
trieberbolte @enub bon Opiaten. Dbspeple,
Gdpade, Traateit Der Aiertn unb Der Dlale,
taIfes Gieber un6 anbsre Standardization perben
bar9 ba1elbe obns auBnabme iiberpaltist uno
beieitigt.
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@m. SSaiua Il ephu.

uniere 1auptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas GleifA, unb UNI ioldes frif6 uno
gut gu e~rlangeu, fam man nnmbgli9
einen superldifgerer Wartt finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fipg & Sobn, go.
511 Npe. s. Die 9erren baben benz
@ei1mad ibrer &unbeu &ednung gee
tragen unb III ibrem @tabliGement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri1tet, pelde aQen
NnfoToerungeu fir grbaltung uuo @nt=
fernuna iddblider Snsrebien3en bes
6leiides entipri9t. Sic baben betdns
sig III ibren Yiebb6fen citizen groben
8orratb bon Waitpieb, aus pel6em
tlur bas Beite fur ibre aunoen getpdblt
miro. 8er reef bebient fein pi0, Der
befude ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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&. s. waauer,

NET. 6 m mercetrae {.
bdlt elm groBes uub febr ~getudbltes Sos
ger BON 2opeten, &ouleaug,
BiIterrabmen unb 9eifen.
unb ferner neben 3ei@nensM oteriaIien
aler Nrt, Garben unb MnFrei'
der. M aterialien, beionbers
banners fertile gemif9te
Garben, bic beiten unb biligften In,
Martte, bic unter boiler @arantie per'
tauft perbea. Sen E etc unh , e.
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sod
i9lagenbe Mrtitel; tunrin 6err Miler
6as grbbte 2oger i'm Weiten bes Staa'
les bat. Muftrdee aus benz 2anbe tuer'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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0as @eidbdit bliibty

germutblid bat Midts Elm foIdes aufbliben
bes Npotbe'er . @eidaftes bpn U. 0reib
beruriadt, als bic tiberale Nustbeiluns bon
@robefafden bon vDr. Sings neuerfunbenem
MitteI segen @dminoiudt". Der in bieiem
Artifel era'elte rlmias 1T wubrbaft enOrn,, elm
8epeis BON Der Sbotiade, baD bieies pertb.
bole Miitel ale Gaae bon Suiten, grtaltuns,
afbma, 8ronditis, 8rdane unb ole Mrten bon
gals. unb 2unsenleiben fiber eurirf nnb ME
febIi9ldst. Dian berln9e bas Mittel erft, in.
BEN man iid cine @robeFaide gratis seben
ldbt. Die srOben Glafden tOiten 81. Der
Grfols tuirb garantirt,
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Galiforuia @eine.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm sroBes 3as
ger bon feinen California : Weinen bet
BERN 8. s. Meper ont Mlamo
plasa. 9err Wleper iu6t bic Weine
on Ort uno Stelle aus uib fanft bireti
aus benz Reler ter Weinsi6ter. Mls
gutem Qenuer selingt es ibm tets, bic
be5ien Sorteu aus3umdblen. ST fann
feline aunbsn uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Srppfen nerfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBmeine in borSlgIidsr Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.0O per @allone II rei
ins 9aus aelieferti
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no6mals elmer genduen unteriu4uua
gu untermerien. Dion faub iebod
nidts i~rgenbpie 8e,bddtiges bel III.
Hert Dor. SD
Stngs bat aspar tein tgetdnbniB abs
geleet,s ollein man sreift tpobl taum
febl, pellt mon bic idoH LANCE eebeste
Mnft4t, baB 2ingg Der 8ombenmerfer
pcm 4. Mai 1886 aetpeiea fein, fur be'
g%riinhet bdlt.
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%. s. pntterfiSe s. Co., 335
Dfs 9onlton,6 troBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam . Gitters, balten ii6 benz
publifum fiir l1e in ibrGa6 i@lagenben
9lrbeitett empfoblen unb peripreden
prompte geiorsuns alIer gluftrdge.
2ronleu1ter, Sos. Giyturss, 8abetuans
men, gloiets &c. ffets on Sanb.
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1@dmade n1lb finberlpie lraltelr

lolteu nidt bsraueifdn, %fonrern Ratb unb BE.
aus einem 8nde fdopfen, burd mel.
DIES Sauienbe innsrbaIb ~tiir5sffer 8eit lire uoIIe
@eiunpbeit mieber erlanat unS ben sin;iaen
8unid hires SsrSens in GrfliIuns geben ia.
ben. Das nit pielen Srantensefdi9 en- sr-
lduterte, reidlid ous9eita,tets neusffe @srt
ipirb gratis unb If perididt pon Der
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Suniton Ctr , Netp DDrf, " ..
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Sic gSuth uuo @rbitteruuo. a.

9ie Nmtb tmo Grbittermng. ae,
paart nit f6le9t berbeblter BeiorgniB,
1pel9e &u1en ur6 Gran3oien oh bes TO-
eben 5mif6en Deutf6lanb. Oeiferrei1
unb Stalien t1eu beiiegelten unb me-
feutli1 erDeiterten Shubs unb 9rubs
Biubnifes erfhqen, msrben erff re1t
ertldrli1, tpenn ma einen Bid auf bic
Den brei berbiinbeten Wdhten slr Ierz
fiaung itebenben Streitfrdfte iuirft unb
He ban1 nit Der 5treitmaht perglei6t,
tuel9e &n6lano unb Granfrei9 in's
Gelb 3u ftenen berm6gen. IS ftelt lid
ndmlih Die R~riegsItdrfe Der berbinoes
ten brei mitteleuropdifAen Mddte uie
folst:
Deutfdlanb ...... 2, 743. 900 @ann
Oeferrei6 LOTT. 104 y
Stalten ..-....-...-1,15 4. 522 -
3uiammsn =. 4. 974. 626
unb ,pubri9einIi@ 1T, gang absea eber
bon Der uor3igli9en Rriegstl6h gfei
bes beuii9en 0eeres. tpe..6e oaHelb'
boppelt fart ma9t, bieie @elammn3abI
nod au nie6ri8 gegriHra.
Med1net man bier,..a nod Die bemaf.
i!ete Uta1t @ngJ anbs nit 778,00(
vfanp, 10 iaalme' IN li1 UNI bic 6abner
Der orei Derbtint .sten Wtddie 5. 1852, 62s
Waiar, Don ger Marine gar nidt d
reben. 81
0ieler eb snlo nsmoftineu mic fripns,
ncefigen 6treitmadt g~egeniiber FAM
grantrei' d aut bem 9apier etpa 2 ,05l,
go NJ b aabIanb ssaeu $500. O0(
wsans 3uiammen 4,951,459 Mann
ms 5elb fibren. Dis IsBsenannter
segf ,en Mddte ieben id bemnah III bel
nv Ell perblnorten NatiDnen cine @esne
'fiu esssnhber, weldeY ibnen f9on be
3nbl nod tiberleseu unb besbalb mi
&e9t bon linen su firdten TT, ielbi
uenn England fid neutral perbaltel
folIte,
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audleue arusea.ealse.

81. b.as salbe Der xBeIt fir SAnitte
Auetiduneen, Gef&pire, 6ieber. NIB 9aut'
ausf&Ias, EIe6te, %sefprunsene SdnSe, Grof'
beuleu anb aGe Goutfrautbtitea; turttt 3a.
,msrskoissa ober leiae s~stabInns. 9oaiss
Satisfaction sorantirt ober Sas @elo p,r6
,uraderRottet. as Gsnts bic S&a&tel bel u
Dreib
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- 2aBt gu9 nidt tdufden buiG
niebere preiie fur Nrbeit, mel6e beief
uls irgehb cine in 9eras geliefert mirb,
ipnbern berfigt guh nod GalIas
10 a p's pbDtograpbifhem Mielier, Wo.
Alb Il Ooufto. 6traBe. no gu6 CUTE
unb aufriebenfielenbe arbeit gu reellem
Yrei1e garaniirt iDirb.
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9lud bic samudfedem fnb Del

0lnd5 bic GHmu6fa@em fnb Del
Mobe nnterporfen, bic Don Saiion 5u
GaiIon lif p~srdnbert. Das Neueite
BARN. bouptiddli9 aber in Diamanten
finbet mon i'm Diamanten : 0auie
Don g. @pubant, Der fortmdb>
renb has @lerneuefte auf 2aser hdlt.
6err 8. @oupant uno feline auporfom>
member Yerfdufer iino ieber5eit bereit,
bic Waaren be6ufs Befdtigung por3us
lesen. 8. &Ouuant iii felt 1868 etab=
Int unb erfrsut Ii9 zines meitDerbreites
ten guten &ufes. St lit elm in ber
S1mei8 aussebilbeter praftifder nbr'
NADER unb g%arantirt ale feline Nrbeiten.
8. @ouoant, Brain pla3a, San antonio.
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0erren. uno RnabensMn.
sige. fh1er aenug fir 5erbf unb
Winter 25-333% biliger als friiher,
um NIT Dem Borratb gu rdumen. pane
coat & Sobn.
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Sin9ltnsene Mdnnern
pir5
GfMere @eilMn8 80ranttrt.

Die fdredliden boIsen bsr Susenbfinhen.
gedIedfsidma9e peruriaGeub, poburd @eif
unb a6rper ruinirt perben, permanent 8es
hetlf. 9~erafIopfen, Sdidternhsit, Saameu.
abfius. geSadtnibf9made, 8erluR bet gusr-
ale, slbneiauna steen @efeaidaft uuD MsIan-
dolie ariinbIi6 furirt. gsrbeiratbete Mdnnsr,
ODER tooId,e, bic fi9 perbeiratben poIsn, bic IN
6oIae bon Snbiseietion in Der Sasenb an Sc.
ldlsdts. unS Nsrbenf9pd@e Isiben, rerStn
arin6lih fnrirt. Refine M,nsralien sinsege.
ben. Sunge Mdnner, bic lire 8eit nit uuidbi.
gen psuten berfdpsnbet uno fid baburd 9ranf>
beitsn nes Ropfes. Der Rale, bes Salfes, Der
eeber, 2uneen, Gin9emtibe unb bes Waeens
angeaoeen baben, werben fdneu turirt. 2abt
sud nidt hur6 faIf@es e9amsefiibl abbalten.
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YancoaR & 9obn peffaufer
6eirenfleioer rs - 1870 biliser ols it
genb elm 0aus in Der. Stabt. Dies 1T
fein Dumbug. ueberseugt gu@! ]
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sav- Wer bon Garcia 6 Sins
fault, Ipart @elb ftir Gis,
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L. HUTH & SOHN,
bic aIte nnb bepdbrte
Gifen< 3 bDl5m1aren<,
Tarbens n. Gaatsn.& am6lnng,
926, e2s unO 2sa Mart. straBe,
@nn 9nfnuic Teroa

OS~$
226, 22S nnb 2sn Mari. SfraBe,
Gan Nntonio ................ Teras.
Saben erbalten:
Cine gatlabuns a~ussrp6blten Rogeen, Gerle
nno alfalfa (gastner Rtevl Samen Chen.
fals erbalfen z000 Yfunb neue Grute Nib.
Samen. @a Sano: Sobnfon, Mixeb Baturel
Or9aro, &erreniaI Npe, unb Raisu- 'Sras-
Samen.
A9entsa fur MiefIe
pIii9e, finb bic belfen, tiufa9ien, biligffen,
fSrften uno leidt sebenoaen Aeilpaiss; ton.
utn nit Stuei snten @fercen ODER Malsu bear.
6eitet perSen.
aseutsn fhr bic b~erHbmten Brinly Pfuege,
planet It. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, Hanb Samensrius, 4fise UNI guI-
tipatoren. 0uif. . Breht Murfmaf9tnen uub
6ut4er ntenflien. gbas. Mutbs eeuig . ggs
traetoren, Bieneu,R auAer, NeFerN
grbnlten cine Garlabnng Sarriion Hros. b
30. gum @ebraud ftrtis seruifdtt yarben.
GbenfalS erbnIten /: Hammonds Slug Shot,
6aS befe Snieften. Vuluer. bon allen promi.
neaten Samsn5idtein rno @6rtnern empfbblsn.
Sir faufen brett bon Gobrifen unb perfanfeu
N ben uieDrssien Marttpreiisn fir Hcash".
il. Huth & S0hn.
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Gin Manu. Der 40 Sabre lang
init Mteoicinen gu tbnn eebabt bot,
fna.e 5dl5 BON 3uder uuterideiben
f6nnen. Wan bbre, mas elm FOLDER iast:
3olebo, o., 10. San. '87.
Na bic 9erren s. s. gbenep & So.
Weine 9erren! @dbrenD elmer 40s
idbrigen Broris babe i'd piel nit Mebis
etnen gu tbuu gebabt, aber oennod 1T
mir nod ME eim mebieinii1es prdparat
porgetommeH, bas i'd NIT 10 piel 8ers
trauen auf @rfols uerfbreiben f6nnte,
nie 0ans Rutorrb=2ur, tpel1es sic
anfertigeu. Sd babe es fdon oft oers
f9rieben unb omar iebesmal nit benz
Standardization Grfolge. Gum
@9luiie mill i'd nur nod binaufngen,
baB i'd ben Jau bon 2atarrb erlt nod
finben muB, in meldem es feline Wirs
flung Deriagt, Dorauseeiest natiirli1,
oaB bic Mebicin ben 8orihriften ge.
mdB a~ngenenbet pirb.
sSbr ergebener
:. Tr. men. g q. @nrluh q
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/. meb. 8. 8. @orlu9
215 6u1mmitsGtraRe

Wir seben 800 fit ieben Jal bon
Ratarrb, tpel9er ni9t bur6 0al's
"Catarrh-C Cure gebeilt neroeu f6unte.
Dies Mittel iii innerli6 an3upeubeu.
s. s. Cheney & Co., Solebo, Sbio
@isentbiimer.
nr gu baben in ieber apOtbefe
gu Is Genls.
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ollie ueue @orten in Often, bic
DUNLAP eingef9lofien, bel pancoaf &
@pbn.